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Her Sexual Space Podcast is a sex-positive space created to facilitate dialogues that promote wellness and empowers women's sexual health. Each season brings you unique weekly episodes that feature provocative dialogues integrating wellness strategies, sex -education, tools, and resources.
TRIGGER WARNING:
This episode is about working through sexual trauma, I have invited an experienced mental health clinician to share her work with clients who have experienced and are working through sexual assault trauma. Blanca Kleinfall is a local therapist in the DFW area in Texas. Blanca's specialty areas are trauma-related issues involving: toxic/abusive relationships, grief/grieving, and sexual abuse. She provides a safe and authentic place for all people; men and women of color, the LGBTQ+ community.
It is possible that some of the content mentioned in this episode could trigger you if you or someone you know have experienced this type of hurt.
For immediate support please call the national support hotline of the Rape, Abuse, and Incest National Network (RAINN)
at 1.800.656.4673 or access their online chat hotline at https://hotline./rainn.org.online.
Guest info-
Website: http://www.kleinfallcounseling.com
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Her Sexual Space is an independent podcast created and hosted by Janice Leonard. Produced by Vibez Productionz.
Therapist/Owner
My name is Blanca Kleinfall, and I'm a local therapist in the DFW area in Texas. My specialty areas are trauma-related issues involving: toxic/abusive relationships, grief/grieving, sexual abuse. I also work with clients dealing with anxiety and depression. I've genuinely enjoyed being a therapist since 2014 and aim to provide a safe and authentic place for all people. I enjoy working with men and women of color, the LGBTQ+ community, and those who have experienced inter-generational traumas.
